Dubai Death: Superbike Racer Held At Heathrow

Former Superbike racer Sean Emmett, whose wife died in Dubai while the couple were on their honeymoon, has been arrested on his return to the UK. Mr Emmett, 43, had his passport given back to him by officials in the United Arab Emirates months after...

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Woolwich Killing: 'He Was First Soldier We Saw'

A man accused of killing Fusilier Lee Rigby told police he was targeted because "he was the soldier that we spotted first", a court has heard. In a police interview played to jurors at the Old Bailey, Michael Adebolajo said the 25-year-old was a "fair...

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Weather Alert: 95mph Winds And Tidal Surges

Parts of the UK have been told to expect some of the worst weather conditions for 30 years as a combination of gale force winds and large waves threaten to bring "severe" flooding. The Environment Agency and Met Office are predicting huge tidal surges...

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Cancer Survival Rates Are 'Truly Depressing'

By Thomas Moore, Health and Science Correspondent Cancer patients in Britain and Ireland are far less likely to survive the disease than people in most other European countries, according to new research. Results from the biggest cancer study of...

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Eurostar: Government's 40% Stake Up For Sale

The Government is to sell its 40% stake in Eurostar as part of a plan to privatise £20bn of financial and corporate assets by 2020. The announcement is contained in the new national infrastructure plan (NIP) which sets out over £375bn of planned public...

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British Armed Forces 'Could Be Run By A Woman'

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent The British Armed Forces could be run by a woman one day, the nation's most senior female military officer has suggested. In her first interview since being promoted, Air Vice-Marshal Elaine West told...

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Football Flares: Young Fans Are 'Used As Mules'

By Enda Brady, Sky News Reporter Children as young as eight have been used as "mules" to take flares and smokebombs into grounds to be set off by adults. Flares let off at St James Park this season Premier league officials made the claim as a...

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Ex-Star Editor Hitchen And Wife Killed In Spain

A former British newspaper editor and his wife have been killed in a road accident in Spain. Brian Hitchen, 77, and Nelli Hitchen were struck by a car on Tuesday while crossing a road in Altea, on the country's east coast. Friends of the couple...

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Pub Stab Victim: Case of 'Mistaken Identity'

A man stabbed to death outside a London pub was a victim of mistaken identity, police believe. Christopher Foster was attacked while having a cigarette with a male friend in an alleyway outside St Christopher's Inn, in Borough High Street, Southwark,...

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Glasgow Helicopter Crash: Ninth Body Found

Police say they have found a further body located within the Clutha pub in Glasgow, bringing the total number of victims to nine. They have also identified a fifth person who died when the police helicopter came down as Samuel   McGhee, 56, from...

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Helicopter Crash: Relatives Face Anxious Wait

Families and friends are waiting to hear news about loved ones after the helicopter crash in Glasgow where eight people died. A "very sensitive and complex" police rescue operation to find potential survivors is taking place at the Clutha pub - where...

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Glasgow Helicopter Crash: Police Name A Victim

Police have named 48-year-old Gary Arthur from Paisley as one of the eight people killed in a helicopter crash in central Glasgow. His body was recovered from the scene where the police aircraft came through the roof of The Clutha pub in Stockwell Street....

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